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Tourist Attractions & Monuments Balearic Islands

391 Sightseeing Balearic Islands

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2025

CUEVAS DELS HAMS

Porto Cristo

Natural Crafts

4.5/5

(17 reviews)

Open - Close at 16h00

Kids friendly

Smaller caves with a beautiful underground lake with a short documentary film with music Read more

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THE STREETS OF THE CITY

Sineu

Street square and neighborhood to visit

4.5/5

(4 reviews)

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TORRE D'EN ROVIRA

Platges De Comte

Towers to visit

4/5

(1 review)

Tower built in 1763 to protect the coastline from the arrival of Mediterranean pirates, ... Read more

2025

CALA DE PORTALS VELLS

Magaluf

Natural site to discover

3.5/5

(2 reviews)

Small beach with natural platforms at the ends with a cave with carved walls nearby Read more

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WHITE COVES

Porto Cristo

Natural site to discover

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BONANY SANCTUARY

Petra

Shrines and pilgrimage sites to visit

+ 34 971 561 101

2025

LA GRANJA

Esporles

Museums

5/5

(2 reviews)

Old farmhouse with a garden with fountains and waterfalls of natural springs Read more

+34 971 610 032

2025

CHURCH OF SANTA EULÀRIA (PUIG DE MISSA)

Santa Eulària Des Riu

Religious buildings

5/5

(1 review)

Church near a small cemetery with stairs overlooking the city from the Puig de Missa and ... Read more

+34 971 330 072

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MARKET

Sineu

Markets

3.3/5

(4 reviews)

Market of the island proposing many regional products resulting from the agriculture or the ... Read more

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CATHEDRAL

Palma, Majorca

Churches cathedrals basilicas and chapels

4.4/5

(33 reviews)

Gothic cathedral of imposing dimensions housing an enormous bell of 2 m in diameter Read more

+34 971 71 31 33

2025

YELLOW CATAMARANS

Maó

Water tours and activities

4.6/5

(28 reviews)

Yellow Catamarans offers the most beautiful tour of the port of Maó with underwater vision in ... Read more

+34 639 676 351

2025

MENORCA MUSEUM

Maó

Museums

4/5

(26 reviews)

Open - Close at 18h00

Visit this museum, housed in the former Sant de Francisc convent, and admire important ... Read more

+34 971 350 955

2025

CUEVAS DEL DRACH

Porto Cristo

Natural Crafts

4.3/5

(16 reviews)

Superb large underground lake, the largest in the world, which can be visited with light ... Read more

+34 971 820 753

2025

MEDIEVAL WALLS

Alcúdia

Fortifications and ramparts to visit

4.4/5

(14 reviews)

Construction of important walls of 6 m high for more than 60 years of work Read more

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CASTELL DE BELLVER

Palma, Majorca

Castles to visit

4.1/5

(15 reviews)

Amazing fortress with a small round patio and a municipal museum offering a free visit on ... Read more

+34 971 735 065

2025

OFFICE DE TOURISME DE SANT ANTONI

Sant Antoni De Portmany

Tourist office

5/5

(5 reviews)

Open - Close at 15h00

The Sant Antoni de Portmany tourist office, located in front of the port, offers documents, ... Read more

+34 971 343 363

2025

MONDRAGÓ NATURAL PARK

Cala Figuera

Parks and gardens

5/5

(5 reviews)

Natural park with a bird protection area with a rich variety of ecosystems Read more

+34 971 181 022

2025

THE OLD VALLDEMOSSA

Valldemossa

Street square and neighborhood to visit

4.5/5

(10 reviews)

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BANYS ÀRABS

Palma, Majorca

Works of art to see

3.6/5

(18 reviews)

Arab baths to the east of the cathedral, the last vestige of Muslim rule in the Balearic ... Read more

+34 637 04 65 34

2025

DISTILLERIE GRAHAM PEARCE

Sant Climent

Crafts to discover

4.7/5

(7 reviews)

Open - Close at 17h00

+34 971 156 042

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Practical information : Sightseeing Balearic Islands

Timetable

Museums and cultural institutes generally open from 10am in the Balearic Islands and close between 7pm and 9/22pm, depending on the season and the establishment. Some take a break from 2pm to 4/17pm.

To be booked

Prior reservation is required for guided tours (museums, neighborhoods, natural areas, etc.).

Budget & Tips

Unfortunately, no cultural pass exists, either for the Balearic Islands as a whole or for each individual island. Generally speaking, institutes, cultural centers and museums are inexpensive (under €10).

Main events

In the Balearic Islands, everything is an excuse for a fiesta. The Spaniards have it in their blood, so their festive calendar is packed! In addition to countless patron saint festivals, the year is punctuated by numerous sporting, gastronomic and cultural events. Take a look at our calendar. Note that each city on each island has its own busy schedule. Find out more locally when you arrive.

Guided tours

In the Balearic Islands, while there are a few guided tours of museums and cultural centers, the vast majority are devoted to discovering the islands' towns and villages, as well as their natural treasures (salt marshes, caves, protected parks, coastlines, etc.)

Smokers

Smoking is prohibited in museums. In open-air and natural areas, smokers are responsible for not disturbing non-smokers and for keeping the area clean.